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A particle in a one-dimensional infinite square well defined in the region 0 < ¢

A particle in a one-dimensional infinite square well defined in the region 0 < ¢

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A particle in a one-dimensional infinite square well defined in the region 0 < ¢ <Lcan be written as n (=) = VZ sin () %3D O the (=) = VE sin(#) n (x) = sin( nmE v. (=) = / cos () %3D
Transcribed Image Text:A particle in a one-dimensional infinite square well defined in the region 0 < ¢ <Lcan be written as n (=) = VZ sin () %3D O the (=) = VE sin(#) n (x) = sin( nmE v. (=) = / cos () %3D
Question 30 Which of the following is true about the Klein-Gordon equation? O The Klein-Gordon equation is the relativistic generalization of the Schrodinger equation. O The Klein-Gordon equation applies to spin-zero particle. O The Klein-Gordon equation correctly predicts the spin of the electron. O The Klein-Gordon equation gives the correct energy levels in hydrogen.
Transcribed Image Text:Question 30 Which of the following is true about the Klein-Gordon equation? O The Klein-Gordon equation is the relativistic generalization of the Schrodinger equation. O The Klein-Gordon equation applies to spin-zero particle. O The Klein-Gordon equation correctly predicts the spin of the electron. O The Klein-Gordon equation gives the correct energy levels in hydrogen.
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